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[[File:Aris.jpg|right|thumb|Adrian MIlls as Aris in "Kinda"]] | [[File:Aris.jpg|right|thumb|Adrian MIlls as Aris in "Kinda"]] | ||
'''Adrian Mills''' appeared as [[Aris]] in the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' serial ''[[Kinda (TV story)|Kinda]]''. Working primarily as a television presenter, he appeared in the [[1980s]] on ''[[Wikipedia:That's Life!|That's Life!]]'' with [[Wikipedia:Esther Rantzen|Esther Rantzen]], and in later years has been a host on ''[[Wikipedia:TV Travel Shop|TV Travel Shop]]''. He has also guested in episodes of ''Minder'', ''That's My Boy'' and ''Waiting for God'', and appeared in business recruitment DVDs produced by CRE:8 Multimedia. Mills also directed the children's sitcom, ''Tricky Business'' during its second series. | '''Adrian Mills''' (born [[16 July]] [[1956]]) appeared as [[Aris]] in the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' serial ''[[Kinda (TV story)|Kinda]]''. Working primarily as a television presenter, he appeared in the [[1980s]] on ''[[Wikipedia:That's Life!|That's Life!]]'' with [[Wikipedia:Esther Rantzen|Esther Rantzen]], and in later years has been a host on ''[[Wikipedia:TV Travel Shop|TV Travel Shop]]''. He has also guested in episodes of ''Minder'', ''That's My Boy'' and ''Waiting for God'', and appeared in business recruitment DVDs produced by CRE:8 Multimedia. Mills also directed the children's sitcom, ''Tricky Business'' during its second series. | ||
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[[Category:Doctor Who guest actors|Mills, Adrian]] | [[Category:Doctor Who guest actors|Mills, Adrian]] |
Revision as of 18:52, 5 January 2012
Adrian Mills (born 16 July 1956) appeared as Aris in the Doctor Who serial Kinda. Working primarily as a television presenter, he appeared in the 1980s on That's Life! with Esther Rantzen, and in later years has been a host on TV Travel Shop. He has also guested in episodes of Minder, That's My Boy and Waiting for God, and appeared in business recruitment DVDs produced by CRE:8 Multimedia. Mills also directed the children's sitcom, Tricky Business during its second series.